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Annual Report2018-19

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Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi

1. Director’s Report2. Apex Committees3. Faculty Administration4. Non-Faculty Administration5. Academic Programmes and Award of Degrees6. Department of Ceramic Engineering7. Department of Civil Engineering8. Department of Chemical Engineering & Technology9. Department of Computer Science & Engineering10. Department of Electrical Engineering11. Department of Electronics Engineering12. Department of Humanistic Studies13. Department of Mechanical Engineering14. Department of Metallurgical Engineering15. Department of Mining Engineering16. Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering & Technology17. Department of Chemistry18. Department of Physics19. Department of Mathematical Sciences20. School of Bio-Chemical Engineering21. School of Bio-Medical Engineering22. School of Materials Science and Technology23. Centre for Computing and Information Services (CCIS) 24. Library25. Student Life26. Scholarship27. Student Placements28. International and Alumni Relations29. Research and Development30. Institute Works Department31. Main Workshop32. Malaviya Centre for Innovation, Incubation and Entrepreneurship (MCIIE) 33. Central Instrumentation Facility34. Finance and Accounts

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Prof. Pramod Kumar JainDirector

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (BHU), VARANASIThe Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University) owes its existence to Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, Bharat Ratna -the founder of the first residential university of modern India, Banaras Hindu University, who could foresee the vital role of technical education in strengthening independent India. Engineering education in BHU started in 1919 with the establishment of Banaras Engineering College (BENCO). The next stage of development saw the establishment of College of Technology (TECHNO) and College of Mining & Metallurgy (MINMET). In 1968, the erstwhile engineering colleges of BHU, namely BENCO, MINMET, and TECHNO, were merged to form the Institute of Technology (IT-BHU). IT-BHU has been admitting students through the JEE conducted by the IITs since 1972. The erstwhile IT-BHU was ranked consistently amongst the top engineering institutions of the country. IT-BHUbecameIIT (BHU) on June 29, 2012, by an Act of Parliament. Following conversion to IIT, the Institute engaged itself in taking up the mammoth task of putting many of the procedures and practices similar to those of IITs.Centenary Celebration and Global Alumni Meet:The centenary celebrations started from Basant Panchami day of 2018 (22 February 2018) to commemorate the glorious journey of 100 Golden years of our institution andwill continue up to the BasantPanchami day of 2020. In this period, the IIT(BHU) will take stock of its journey through the last 100 years and assess its current strengths vis-à-vis the national grand challenges and its future role as a premier institute of the country. Several events have been planned, and some of them already carried out as part of the Centenary Celebrations during the year(s) 2018-2020. A significant occasion was the exciting 4-day event on the Centenary theme of Next 100 IIT(BHU) that took place from 8th Feb to 12th Feb 2019 during theInstitute Centenary & Basant Panchami Day (10th February 2019) and the Global Alumni Meet.As a mark of recognition of Centenary Celebrations of the institute, Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated PARAMSHIVAYat IIT (BHU) Varanasi, the SuperComputer of 833 teraflop capacity under the National Supercomputing Mission. He also released a postage stamp and postal album,which bore a picture of the main building of IIT(BHU). Notable among eminent guests from the Government were Hon’ble Chief Minister Of Uttar Pradesh Shri Yogi Adityanath as the chief guest, Hon’ble Minister Shri Manoj Sinha, to name a few. Several students, faculty, and around 500 alumni families from all across the world enjoyed attending the Institute’s BasantPanchamiJhanki, Industry Knowledge Conclaves, Entrepreneurship Events, KaviSammelan, and other cultural events. During these events the institute apprised various stakeholders about the centenary projects like Centenary Innovation and Research Park (CIRP), Centenary Defence and Precision Engineering Hub (CDPEH), Global Outreach and Engagement Centre (GOEC), Malviya Student Activity and Computing Centre (MSACC), and construction of New Hostels. Five Centenary Chairs were also instituted to create a state-of-the-art teaching and research environment in the institute. The establishment of seven centers on emerging thrust areas of research and education is another centenary initiative taken up by the institute. Academic Activities:The Institute has maintained a high academic standard since its inception. It has turned out luminary engineers and administrators who served the nation with distinction. The current student strength is 6548 with 3341 B.Techs, 1325 IDD, 15 B. Arch., 756 M.Techs, 37 M.Sc., and 1074 Ph.D. students. The current strength of regular faculty members of the Institute is 288. In addition to this, 37 non-regular faculty members also contribute to the academic activities of the Institute. Furthermore, the number of technical/scientific staff is 257, and the non-technical staff is 162. At present, the Institute has 15 Departments and three interdisciplinary Schools that include the newly established

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Department of Architecture, Planning, and Design. Central facilities in the Institute include the recently established Supercomputing Centre, Computing and Information Services (CCIS), Central Instrumentation Facility (CIF), Main Workshop, Institute Main Library, and Industrial Consultancy & Testing Services. Teaching and Learning Cell continues to cover all aspects of pedagogy, course delivery, laboratory projects, assessment, and facilitating online courses. Institute has also started two-year M.Sc. programs in Physics and Chemistry from this academic session. Induction Programme:A notable achievement of the Institute pertains to a one-week Induction Program. About 1200 UG students admitted in the current sessiontook part in it. The Induction Program facilitates the acclimatization of the new entrants to their new institution as well as home. Along with getting to know about the institute, there are features of this program that makes them fitter for future challenges. The Induction Program intended the assimilation of the new students in the ethos and culture of the institution based on broader national and human good. It also encourages bonding within the first year batch, cutting across branches.Two essential components were the pillars of the design of this program. The first pertains to physical education, human values, creative practice, and basic english along with project work. In the second initiative, the students were taken to various places to know the city and the people; they listened to inspiring lectures by eminent personalities, they were exposed to less supervised interactive learning on all aspects, and were encouraged to understand their social responsibilities while pursuing academics. The Program witnessed interactive sessions with many eminent personalities including four Padma Shri Awardees and renowned Professor Prof. H. C. Verma, alumni from various IITs, famous author Mr. Shubha Vilas, social workers, environmentalists, historians, medical doctors, psychologists and also an Origami artist. The sessions sowed seeds of interest in young minds for various fields of academics, career, skill development, art, and wellness, for a holistic learning experience. Research & Development activities:Our Institute has a mission to fulfill the needs of the nation through Research and Innovation. Faculty members and students are engaged in cutting edge research under various schemes. To inculcate research culture in the students, the institute has set up Tinkering Labs. Students are involved in research projects from almost the first stage of their education. The institute gives partial support to the research initiatives of faculty members through grants like Seed Money, Research Support Grant, and R&D Thrust Area Grants. The institute also provides Lab Grants for up-gradation of teaching labs and supports Central Instrument Facility acquisitions. (i) Sponsored Projects, International Visits, and MOU

Institute has proven expertise in the areas of the steels, advanced materials, microwave technology, electrical and electronic devices, artificial intelligence, composite materials, new drugs and sensors/biosensors apart from others.TheInstitute has identified thrust areas of Research in Green and Clean Energy, Environment and Water, Health and Devices and Artificial Intelligence. Significant projects have been initiated to address the national needs and social issues like the development of functional materials for energy and biofuel cells to energy. Key issues taken up for studies include real-time simulation of smart grids with distributed energy resources and integration/control of renewable energy systems. There are faculty members extensively involved in the design and development of new drugs, biomimetic materials for organs, and biosensors. Institute is collaborating with various Institutions of high repute in India and abroad and also industries involved in high tech research like Tata Motors, Nissan Motors, Amazon AWS Educate, Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd.,NCL, CISCO, UPEIDA etc.Highly qualified faculty and talented research scholars are active in frontier areas of research, and Govt. research sponsoring agencies and many reputed industries such as TISCO, HINDALCO, ONGC, SAIL, BHEL, MECON, UPSEB, FCI, Coal India Ltd., etc. support their efforts. It is resulting in high-quality output in Science & Technology, as evident from filed patents (50) and publications (above 850 till September 2019) in journals of high repute. The total financial support received towards the 138 ongoing projects (Appendix-I lists the major sponsored research

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projects) in the Departments and Schools, Consultancy, and 40 fellowships is nearly Rs. 28 Crore including FIST/UGC-SAP funding/ Steel Technology Centre/ Centre for Energy Resources & Development under FAST scheme of MHRD. Madan Mohan Malviya Railway Chair was established in 2015 to undertake work related to Metallurgy &Materials. Two projects are running in IMPRINT-2 with a total sanctioned cost of Rs.77.58 lakhs. Reputed faculty members from various Institutes / Universities abroad visited the Institute under GIAN program. In last one year Institute has signed 9 International MOU, 9 National MOU related to mostly R&D activities.Institute has received projects under the Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC),which aim to improve the research ecosystem of India’s Higher Educational Institutions by facilitating academic and research collaborations between Indian Institutions and the best institutions in the world. Under this scheme total 03 Projects are running with a total sanctioned cost of Rs 1.20 Crore with duration of 02 years.Two projects (of a total sanctioned cost of approximately Rs 30 Lakh) are running under the VAJRA (Visiting Advanced Joint Research) Faculty Scheme for overseas scientists and academicians of Indian origin.IIT (BHU) Varanasi conducted MHRD’s flagship Leadership for Academicians Program (LEAP), 2018-19 under the Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT) Scheme. The first edition of LEAP was successfully held from February 25 – March 09, 2019 at IIT (BHU), Varanasi, and from March 10 - March 15, 2019 at Penn State University, Pennsylvania. This flagship programme of Government of India would provide senior faculty, with high academic credentials, the required leadership and managerial skills of problem solving, handling stress, team building work, conflict management, developing communication skills, understanding and coping with the complexity and challenges of governance in HEIs, financial and general administration.The total sanctioned cost of the programme is Rs 1.61 crore.

(ii) Central Instrumentation Facility (CIF)Central Instrument Facility (CIF) is one of the newly formed Specialized Core Facilities at IIT (BHU). Our mission is to provide futuristic research infrastructure and quality education services in support of advanced instrumentation. The CIF is offering facilities of sophisticated instruments and technical expertise to support faculty/student research and industrial R&D. The centre has with state of the art facilities like CNC Mill and CNC lathe, Prototyping Machine for electronic circuits, Magnetic Property Measurement System, Tribometer, NMR (500 MHz), thin-film & powder XRD, BET, XRF, ICP-MS, high-resolution SEM and TEM.

(iii) Centre for Computing and Information Services (CCIS)Centre for Computing and Information Services (CCIS) offers high-end computational servers, web servers, network services, and provides a robust platform for various academic and research activities of the Institute. The Centre also manages licensed software, email services, and in-house software development for the institute needs. CCIS is a growing unit and projects are in early-stage for developing it into a facility poised horizontally to meet the crescent demand of scientific and research infrastructure of the Institute.

(iv) Design and Innovation Centre (DIC)IIT-BHU and DIC BHU has been established to work on the possibilities of innovation in Technology and Humanities, Liberal Arts, Social Science, Art, Culture, Music, languages and other relevant areas. DIC- IIT (BHU) and DIC-BHUworks as HUB, and the center has three spokes - (i) Indian Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad, (ii) Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Allahabad, (iii) University of Allahabad. This center has received 333 innovative ideas, and out of these, 144 plans have been funded.Center has also established three labs – Graphic and Digital Media Lab, Digital Innovation Gallery &Design Cafe (Prototype lab and Workshop Place). Graphic and Digital Media Lab provides the facility of graphic design, web design, mobile app design, imaging, animation, documentaries, design counseling, etc. The Digital Innovation Gallery works as exhibition platform for IIT-BHU, BHU and other spokes of DIC-BHU. A modern prototype lab has also been established for students. At present, DIC is running “Understanding Design Course” with IIT Bombay under ODS Model, and the total intake of IIT (BHU) is 35.

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(v) Intellectual Property Rights, Testing, and ConsultancyExtension of our expertise and laboratory facilities to the industries of this region is a crucial service activity of the Institute. All the major departments of the Institute actively engage in providing industrial consultancy and testing services to a large number of industries and entrepreneurs of the region and also to large industrial houses. During this year, several consultancies and testing projects valued at over approximately Rs.11.68 crores were completed successfully. Also 50 patents have been filed, out of which 25 patents have been published during this year, and two technology transfers also took place.

(vi) Centres for thrust area research objective:

• Supercomputing Centre: A Supercomputing Center has been set up in the Institute under the National Supercomputing Mission.

The supercomputer PARAM Shivay has a peak processing speed of 833 Tera FLOPS. Sixty percent of the processing power is for local use by the IIT(BHU) and BHU research community, and the rest for other CFTIs and research labs across the nation. The system has been commissioned under the Make in India program, and the hardware has been manufactured at a plant in Chennai by the French company Atos. The system is a sophisticated mix of CPUs and GPUs with relevant systems and application software based on open source. Inaugurating the IIT (BHU) Supercomputing Centeron 19th February 2019, the Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi,said “...the land of Lord Vishwanath will now contribute in accelerating research in key areas across the Nation by providing fast computation facility through the PARAM Shivay system...”. The Institute is organizing a series of hands-on workshops to impart expertise to the user community for the utilization of the facility.

• Centre for excellence for Defence Corridor: The Government of Uttar Pradesh has also made IIT (BHU) Varanasi a primary partner in its prestigious defence corridor, and Institute has thus inked an MOU with Uttar Pradesh Expressway Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA). Uttar Pradesh Government has allocated Rs. 69 crore for the creation of R&D facilities: (i) Centre for Defence related Research & Development and (ii) Precision Engineering Hub. The proposal also envisages IIT (BHU) Varanasi as a hub for skill development of defence personals.

• Sustainable Coal Mining in Northern Coalfields Limited:IIT(BHU) and NCL joined hands to ensure a robust Industry-Institute partnership given mutual benefit and in the interest of mineral conservation, mine productivity and advancement in clean technologies in the energy sector. Through this collaboration NCL also ensures social upliftment of in the region surrounding Varanasi, Singraulli, and Sonbhadra by planning and execution dedicated CSR / welfare projects strictly in terms of the company’s CSR policy. A NCL-IIT(BHU) Incubation Centre is also setup in IIT(BHU) campus to engage young and bright minds to solve many of the societal problems.

• Collaborative research centre of the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission:IIT (BHU) is now recognized as a collaborative research centre of the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC) of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, which will help promote quality research in the area of pharmaceutical and medical devices.

• RKVY-RAFTAAR Agribusiness Incubator (R-ABI) under the RKVY-RAFTAAR Scheme:Institute has started recently Agribusiness Incubator (R-ABI) under the support of Ministry of Agriculture and Farmer Welfare (Dept. of Agriculture Cooperation & Farmer Welfare, Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna Division) with a total sanctioned cost of Rs 2.33 crore for an initial duration of 02 years to develop facilitation centre for citizens living in the rural area for skill development and training of Agro and Food preservation using Solar Technology. The National Specialized Programs will play a vital role in the development & growth of MSMEs through a range of services offered.

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• Centre of Excellence in Refractories:Recently IIT (BHU) and Indian Refractory Makers Association (IRMA) have joined hands to establish “IITBHU - IRMA Center of Excellence in Refractories” in the Department of Ceramic Engineering, IIT (BHU). This center dedicates its facilities to the Nation.

(vii) Faculty Achievements / Recognitions:1. Prof. N.K.Mukhopadhyay of Department of Metallurgical Engineering has been selected for 2019 ‘Distinguished

Educator Award’ of Indian Institute of Metals.2. Dr. B. B. Karak of the Department of Physics received the prestigious INSA Medal for Young Scientists award

for the year 2019.3. Dr. Vishwanath Dhital received the Government of India’s Maharishi Badrayan Vyas Samman from the Hon’ble

Vice President of India on 4th April 2019 for his work in Sanskrit. 4. Prof. A. S. K. Sinha of Department of Chemical Engineering has been appointed as Director, Rajiv Gandhi

Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), Rae Bareli. UP. 5. Prof. Pradyumna Ghosh of the Department of Mechanical Engineering has been selected by the United Nations

Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), to carry out experiments in Chinese Space Station.6. Prof. Sanjay Singh of Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology has been appointed as Vice

Chancellor of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow.7. Dr. N. S. Rajput of Department of Electronics Engineering was awarded the teaching innovator award of MHRD,

Government of India. 8. Prof. PralayMaiti of School of Materials Science and Technology received the “NASI-Reliance Industries

Platinum Jubilee Award” by The National Academy of Sciences, India.9. Dr. K. K. Pandey of Department of Civil Engineering received the NRDC National Meritorious

Invention Award-2018 by Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India” for Design and Development of Self Adjusting Fixed Type Jetty (SAFTJ) in March 2019.

Main Library and E-resources:The IIT(BHU), Varanasi library system consists of the Main Library and five departmental libraries, which collectively support teaching, research, and extension programs of the institute. The library system, besides having an excellent print collection of over 1,40,000 volumes of books, journals, theses, reports, pamphlets, it also provides access to over 8,000 electronic journals and more than 20,000 electronic books, e-standards, and databases in science, engineering, and technology. Library provides reading room facilities, access to Digital Library, web OPAC, remote access of e-resources, discussion room facility, and reference services related to research and teaching. The library has also created the Indian research Information Network System (IRINS) database of Institute researcher’s profile, Institutional Repository. Library also supports research activities by providing the Research Support Tools (Anti-Plagiarism software, Grammarly, InSite, JCR, reference management tools, etc.). Recently the library organized author workshop by Wiley, Taylor & Francis, and Workshop cum User Awareness Program on InSite and Turnitin.

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan:Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) is an MHRD initiativewith a total sanctioned cost of Rs 3.50crore and aimed at solving technological problems of common man. This project is a joint venture of all IIT and many other Institutes of National Importance. UBA is conceptualized as a movement to connect institute of higher education with local communities to address the development challenges of rural India through appropriate technological inventions.IIT(BHU) has been working on a number of aspects and their related technology since inception of this programme. The problem of solid waste management, technical support for rural problems, portable water quality, hygiene and sanitation, energy, education, housing and health care, making the villagers aware of government schemes are the

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main objectives of this programme. With these objectives several villages in and around Varanasi and Mirzapur were adopted and IIT(BHU) students are actively involved in counseling and providing the necessary technical inputs (such as, preservation and promotion of rural crafts, advice for sanitation and hygiene, rainwater harvesting, solar lights for community, forestation, drinking water quality, etc.) to the villagers.

Malaviya Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship (MCIIE): The Malaviya Centre for Innovation and Incubation (MCIIE) at IIT (BHU) Varanasi is functional since 2011. The MCIIE (along with partners: NSTEDB, Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi, DSIR, Govt. of India, New Delhi, TIFAC, New Delhi, Ministry of MSME, Govt. of India, EDII, Ahmadabad) aims to promote Techno-Entrepreneurship and enterprise creation. One of its critical interventions is to provide Business Incubation to technology start-ups. Recently MCIIE and CISCO, in collaboration with NASSCOM Foundation signed an MoU to set up a Cisco ThingQbator Makerspace at MCIIE to drive innovation in the areas of Internet of Things (IoT) and other emerging digital technologies.

Institute Lecture Series: The prime objective of the Institute Lecture Series (ILS) is to motivate students through interactions with personalities who have done exceptionally well in their respective fields. Following are the details of the distinguished guests who delivered Institute Lectures:

1. Mr. Sanjay Sethi, CEOShopClues. Topic: Envisioning Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Engineering Institutions for the next 100 years.

2. Prof. C. K. Raju a Renowned Mathematician and Theoretical physicist. Topic: Teaching Alternative Mathematics: Rajju Ganit and Calculus without Limits.

3. Prof. YoginderChugh, Emeritus Professor, Mining and Mineral Resource Engineering, Southern Illinois University, USA.Topic: Why Universities in 21st Century Must Engage in Research and Creative Activities.

4. Prof. H. C. Verma, Former Professor at IIT, Kanpur. Topic: My experience with online teaching.5. Prof. Balram Singh, Former Professor at UMass Dartmouth and currently a Professor at the Institute of

Advanced Sciences. Topic: Ways to tap into India’s continuous traditions of Science and Technology.6. Sri J. Sai Deepak, Advocate in Supreme Court. Topic: On the Right to Education Act. 7. Prof. K. Ramasubramanian, Professor IIT Bombay, Mumbai. Topic: Was Calculus discovered in India?

This year our Institute also hosted one of the Ministry of External Affairs’ sponsored lectures by Ambassador (Retd.) Debnath Shaw. Topic: Changing Dynamics of India’s Foreign Policy.

Alumni connect, Endowment, and Scholarship:The Institute aims at involving Alumni in the mentoring, evaluation, and guiding students in the Design, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship activities of the Institute, apart from encouraging them to participate in the organization of academic processes. Alumni have always come forward to support scholarships for needy students and supporting projects that have social relevance. Reunion of 1968 batch (Pharmacy), 1998 batch (Civil), 2002 batch (Mechanical), 1993 batch (Silver Jubilee), and 1969 Batch (Golden Jubilee) were held in the last one year. During the centenary celebrations, several alumni pledged support for scholarships and other centenary initiatives. Notable among them were:

• Donation of Rs. 20,00,00 for Tower Research Capital Scholarship by Deepali Sehrawat. • Donation of Rs. 6,69,785 and Rs. 6,84,820 for Jag Mohan and Manju Bansal Scholarship by IIT(BHU) Global

Alumni Association.• Donation of Rs. 5,00,000 by Shri Ramesh P Singh and Alka Singh for Late Dr. R. N. Singh and Mrs. Uma

Singh Medal.• Donation of Rs. 3,50,000 by Shri Mumbai Patidar Samaj for KAF-1981 Scholarship.

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• Donation of Rs. 30,00,000; Rs. 7,00,000 by Benares Alumni Association and Rs. 2,50,000 by Shri Nitin Malhotra for Research Activities in IIT(BHU).

• Donation of Rs. 2,20,000 for Best Masters (M Tech./ MS) Thesis Award in Power System by Prof. Suresh Chandra Srivastava.

Institute Works Department (IWD) & Infrastructure Development:Infrastructure development is the need of the hour for us. Apart from the several renovation and upgradation works (Ground floor of existing library building, Restoration of Chimni, HPC building, IRMA Laboratory, etc.) carried out by IWD, major works completed through CPWD (civil) in the last one year are: (i) Construction of Girls Hostel (G+6), (ii) Construction of Faculty Apartment (G+5) of 1st block and 2nd block, (iii) Extension of School of Materials Science and Technology building, (iv) Construction of HPC substation. Construction of Teaching & Learning centre (G+1) building is in progress. In addition to these, the following three projects, as per the details given hereunder, have been approved for funding through HEFA :1. Construction of New Boys Hostel (G+7) (Phase-I, Tower-I) in place of existing Dhanrajgiri Hostel:

The building of the existing hostel has become quite old and its parts have started falling down. In view of this, the existing building requires to be demolished and a new hostel is to be constructed for providing hostel facilities to the male students of IIT (BHU). The total cost of this Project is Rs. 49.66 Crore.

2. Construction of Student Activity Centre with indoor sports facilities (G+1) :For hosting the extracurricular activities of the students, a dedicated student activity centre building is needed to cater to the genuine demand of various councils and clubs related to cultural and technical activities. Further, the Institute has inherited 3 playgrounds only with no infrastructure for indoor sports and various extracurricular student activities. The Institute is slated to host Inter IIT Sports meet in the year 2020. In order to meet the demand for various indoor activities, a common building for badminton, table tennis, squash, etc., is required. The total cost of this Project is Rs. 27.80 Crore.

3. Construction of Apartment (G+8) for faculty & officers:Presently, the Institute does not have sufficient number of residential quarters for providing accommodation to their Faculty and non Faculty members. Thus, for providing in-campus accommodation to them, the proposed construction is very much required. The total cost of this Project is Rs. 40.01 Crore.

To execute these projects, MoUs have been signed with CPWD and further actions are being taken by them.In addition to the above the following two projects are also under pipeline, for funding through HEFA :1. Construction of Morvi Hostel-II (S+10) and Dining Block (3 floors) :

Presently, the Institute is facing acute shortage of hostels and faculty residential quarters. Most of the hostels in the Institute are quite old and also rooms of the hostels are either double or triple seated. As such, to overcome the shortage of hostels this project is proposed. The total cost of this Project is Rs. 97.00 Crore.

2. Construction of new Faculty Apartments (Two Units) near Vishwakarma Hostel :Shortage of faculty residents in IIT (BHU) causes huge inconvenience to the existing faculty members, and prospective new faculty members also show reluctance in joining IIT (BHU) due to non-availability of campus accommodation. As such, to overcome the shortage of faculty residences, this project is proposed. The total cost of this Project is Rs. 50.00 Crore.

Besides above, another project namely Teaching Learning Centre Building (G+1) in the Institute is under construction under Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT) scheme and likely to be completed by the end of November this year. The total cost of this project is about Rs. 5.72 Crore.This Teaching and Learning Centre is to be setup an independent unit within Institute with the following aims :

(i) To organise training programs for faculty to improve their teaching.(ii) To make available and to develop e-learning content and other support services for students, and

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(iii) To develop motivational and life centric though among all members of institutional community as well as external society.

The Centre is expected to develop effective and efficient teachers who are responsive to the needs of the learners in both local & global context, in world class educational system and the diversified knowledge requirement of the contemporary society. It reinforces the goals of the national mission “Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching” (PMMMNMTT).

Training and Placement:The Training and Placement cell of IIT (BHU) facilitates the process of placement of students passing out of the Institute. The office liaises with various industrial establishments, corporate houses, etc. to help them to select our graduate and post-graduate students from all disciplines and programmes. During 2018-19, 183 companies visited the campus for holding campus interviews and made a total of 999 offers. There is an increase of 26 % compared to 790 offers in the previous year. The average pay package has also increased by 19%. The industries visiting us were of varied nature: Core Engineering industries, IT & IT-enabled services, Manufacturing Industries, Consultancy Firms, Finance Companies, Management Organizations, R & D laboratories. Some of the best companies have hired our students. IIT (BHU) boasts of some of the best placement packages among the IIT’s. The Cell also collaborates with leading organizations and institutes in setting up of internship and training program for our students. The Cell has managed to arrange 437 paid internship through campus selection during 2018-19, and this saw an increase of 11% compared to 394 selections in 2017-18. The minimum, average and maximum internship amount has been 20 K, 23.80 K and 200 K per month respectively. The Cell also arranges internships for outside students. In 2018-19, 441 outside students took internships at this Institute.

Students’ Activities and achievements:The Institute nurtures technical, social, cultural, and sporting activities pursued by the Students’ Gymkhana through different councils, Students’ Parliament, and other student groups. Besides games and sports, the artistic and creative talents of students are encouraged through various activities like dramatics, debates, music, visual arts, etc. and clubs like Radio, Audio, Photography, Automobile, Aero-Modeling, Cine and Computer Club. Students Gymkhana successfully organized its annual techno-management festival Technex, cultural festival Kashiyatra & games event Spardha. Apart from these, students of IIT(BHU) participated in various IIT meet and brought laurels to the Institute. (i) Cultural Activities:

IIT Roorkee hosted the third ‘Inter IIT Cultural Meet’ in December 2018, with many IITs participating in this cultural extravaganza. The IIT(BHU) Contingent bagged the fifth position in the overall championship and stood first in a stage play and English poetry competition along with being the overall dramatics winner among all IIT teams. The disciplines of music, literature, and arts came together in the three-day-long cultural festivals of IIT(BHU), Kashiyatra 2019. There was a multi-fold increase in participation this year. All seven clubs of the council organized and participated in a wide variety of events.

(ii) Games and Sports Activities:The Games and Sports Council of our institute participated in various tournaments in the past year and bagged a total of 37 medals in the external competitions comprising of Inter IIT Sports Meet 2018 held at IIT-Guwahati where we secured an overall 8th rank, Sportstech, IIT-Delhi 2019, SangramIIT-Roorkee 2019 and Spree BITS-Goa 2019. For the very first time, Para events were also organized in the Inter IIT Sports Meet and our contingent won 2 medals in the para powerlifting event. The 2019 edition of Spardha partnered with UNICEF to spread awareness for social causes, which was presided by guests like MandeepJangra.

(iii) Activities by Science and Technology Council:The Council initiated and undertook various projects to provide innovative solutions to real-world problems. These include TrashCash, Q-Lock, Tesla Coil, Asteroid Mining, which provides an innovative and economic

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mechanism for the extraction of metals on asteroids in space and many others. IIT(BHU) bagged an overall 5th position among 23 participating IIT’sin the 7th Inter IIT Tech-Meet held in IIT-Bombay. The council also organized the 80th edition of Technex’19, the techno-management festival of IIT BHU. About 1000+ participants from 150 institutions from all over India took part in 40+ events. Events range from Startup Battle, Robonex, Supernova Riqueza, Pahal, Extreme Engineering, Byte the Bits, Ascension relating to various club activities of the council. This edition of Technex also organised Think Talks by different eminent personalities like R.S.Sodhi (Managing Director of Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.), AjitBalakrishnan (Founder of Rediff.com India Ltd.) and also video conference by John C. Mather (Nobel Laureate in Physics (2006) and Senior Astrophysicist in the Observational Cosmology Laboratory at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center) and Garrett Brown (American inventor, best known as the Oscar-winning inventor of the Steadicam).

(iv) Activities by the Film & Media Council:Film and Media Council (FMC) has taken many initiatives for the upcoming sessions which include the development of Media Club’s official website which is a work under progress, launch of a new podcast series (candid video interviews of college personalities), New article series which comprises of Distinguished Alumni, What’s up this summer, Tastes of India, Placement Diaries to make students aware about the general difficulties faced in placement examinations and interviews and Video series of Centenary Celebrations for interaction between alumni and students. In 2018 Inter IIT Cultural Meet held at IIT-Kanpur the contingent won the 3rd, 4th, and 5th positions respectively in offline, online short film making competitions and screenwriting competitions respectively. Also, the Photography club performed well in Inter IIT and bagged 2nd prize for online photography competition, 3rd prize for an onlinephoto story, and bagging 2nd position in overall photography.

(v) Social Service:The institute believes that an abiding social and human engagement is the hallmark of its student body. Students are involved in social service with underprivileged sections of society through KashiUtkarsh, where they conduct science experiments, art, and craft activities in the regular curriculum along with Navodaya classes. The educational awareness club Sahyog celebrated DaanUtsav on the campus as well as the children of construction workers, where they organized many sub-events such as rally in Tikri village on educational awareness, NukkadNatak in Tikri village, etc. also resulting in the establishment of a library. Social Projects Club participated in Social Innovation Challenge held at IIT-Delhi gave a technological solution for blind and came second in the event, and also worked on projects like Bio-Dry cell, which provides a technical solution for addressing waste management and power generation from the waste in a green and compatible manner. The Health and Hygiene Club conducted a medicine collection drive on the campus, and the volunteers visited Nasirpur, Patia, and Kakkarmatta and educated the women residing over there about health, hygiene, sanitation, and cleanliness.

(vi) E-cell:E-Cell is a platform for the promotion of entrepreneurship among the students of IIT(BHU) with a vision of “Help will be given to those who seek it.” It will help in creating a Startup Ecosystem, building relations for promotion of Startups and Entrepreneurship at IIT(BHU). E-Cell organized several business plan Competitions, workshops, hackathons and Interactive sessions from high-end speakers and entrepreneurs. It also ran a startup 101 course where curated online lectures on design thinking, compliance, etc needed for setting up a company were provided. This year Cell is hosting the E-Summit’20 the annual Entrepreneurial festival to celebrate entrepreneurship along with the aid of our Alumni fraternity.

(vii) Student Alumni Interaction Cell (SAIC): SAIC has grown multi-fold and remains dedicated to the goal of knitting together the fabric of the IIT(BHU) fraternity. SAIC has organized 1500+ Alumni visits, 800 mentorships, 15+ re-unions, and various off-campus student Alumni interactions. The Centenary Celebrations, Global Alumni Meet 2019 and Global Alumni Meet in the USA, was carried out by SAIC which cemented international connections and significantly improved the

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worldwide image of IIT(BHU). These two historic meets became the biggest on-ground platforms for knitting together the fabric of IIT(BHU) fraternity. The Alumni Visiting Faculty Program has brought the Alumni community closer to the Institute. Apart from various services and initiatives for Alumni, SAIC successfully launched its website for convenience and easy accessibility.

Concluding Remarks:In conclusion, IIT (BHU) is continuously striving for a better future. The new IIT (BHU) emerges from the old, building on its earlier strengths, and transforming itself to meet the challenges of the future. The highlights of this year’s achievements of IIT(BHU) were:

• Total publications were 1017 in 2018 in journals of high repute compared to 851 in the year 2017. • The total finance received from different agencies under sponsored research projects, consultancy, etc. has

significantly increased to 28 crore, which is almost 27 % more than that obtained in the previous financial year (22 crores).

• During 2018-19, the placement of B.Tech and IDD students increased from 85% in 2017-18 to above 98% in the current year.

• The institute is at 11th position among the top engineering Institutions in NIRF Ranking-2019, which is a significant improvement in comparison to the previous year ranking (19 in NIRF Ranking-2018).Now it is a challenge for us to improve it further.

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List of Senate Members of IIT(BHU), Varanasi

A. In terms of provision contained in Section 14(d) of the Institutes of Technology Act, 1961 (as amended from time to time), the Chairman, Board of Governors, IIT (BHU), vide his order dated 26.3.2019, has nominated the following members to the Senate of the Institute for a period of two years w.e.f. 01.04.2019:

1. Mr. T.S. Murali, General Manager, Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd., Heavy Equipment Repair Plant, Tarna, Shivpur, Varanasi-221003 (included vide IIT(BHU)/Senate/3/2018-19/2707 dated 19.05.2018

2. Dr. N. Eswara Prasad, Director, Defence Materials and Stores Research and Development Establishment (DMSRDE), Kanpur

3. Prof. Sunil Khijwania, Dept. of Physics, IIT Guwahati, Guwahati-781039 ([email protected])4. Prof. Manoj Kumar Tiwari, Industrial & Systems Engineering, IIT Khargapur, West-721302 (deanpc@

adm.iitkgp.ernet.in)5. Prof. Nagendra Kumar, Dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences, IIT Roorkee, Roorkee-Haridwar-247667

([email protected])B. In terms of provision contained in Statute 5(1)(c), the Director and the Chairman, Senate has nominated the

following faculty members to the Senate for a period of one year w.e.f. 01.04.2019 :6. Dr. Vikas Jindal, Dept. of Metallurgical Engineering7. Dr. Rajesh Rai, Dept. of Mining Engineering8. Dr. Manoj Kumar Meshram, Dept. of Electronics Engineering9. Dr. N. Krishna Swami Naidu, Dept. of Electrical Engineering10. Dr. Nikhil Saboo, Dept. of Civil Engineering11. Dr. Ajinkya Nandkumar Tanksale, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering12. Dr. Ruchir Gupta, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering13. Dr. Ashutosh Kumar Dubey, Dept. of Ceramic Engineering14. Dr. Sunil Kumar Mishra, Dept. of Pharmaceutical Engineering & Tech.15. Dr. Sweta, Dept. of Chemical Engineering & Tech.16. Dr. Ashish Kumar Singh, School of Biochemcial Engineering17. Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Mahto, School of Biomedical Engineering18. Dr. Shrawan Kumar Mishra, School of Materials Science & Technology19. Dr. Lavanya Selvaganesh, Dept. of Mathematical Sciences20. Dr. Abhishek Kumar Srivastava, Dept. of Physics21. Dr. V. Ramanathan, Dept. of Chemistry22. Dr. Satish Kanaujia, Dept. of Humanistic StudiesC. PROFESSOR AND HEADS/COORDINATORSDEPARTMENT OF CERAMIC ENGINEERING23. Prof. Ram Pyare24. Prof. Vinay Kumar Singh

2.1 Board of Governors (apex committees)

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY25. Prof. B.N. Rai26. Prof. Pradeep Kumar Mishra27. Prof. Pradeep Ahuja28. Prof. Manoj Kumar Mondal29. Prof. Ram Saran Singh30. Prof. (Mrs.) Vijaya L. Yadava31. Prof. Satya Vir SinghDEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING32. Prof. Veerendra Kumar33. Prof. Goutam Banerjee 34. Prof. Devendra Mohan35. Prof. Prabhat Kumar Singh36. Prof. Prabhat Kumar Singh Dixit37. Prof. Sasankasekhar Mandal38. Prof. Rajesh Kumar39. Prof. Shyam Bihari Dwivedi40. Prof. K.K. Pathak41. Prof. Arun PrasadDEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING42. Prof. A.K. Tripathi43. Prof. K.K. Shukla44. Prof. Rajeev Srivastava45. Prof. S.K. SinghDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING46. Prof. Shiva Pujan Singh47. Prof. S.K. Nagar48. Prof. Rakesh Kumar Srivastava49. Prof. Rakesh Kumar Mishra50. Prof. Ranjeet Mahanty51. Prof. Devender Singh52. Prof. Mitresh Kumar Verma53. Prof. Ram Khelawan SaketDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING54. Prof. V.N. Mishra55. Prof. Satyabrat JitDEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING56. Prof. Virendra Pratap Singh

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57. Prof. A.K. Agrawal58. Prof. V.K. Srivastava59. Prof. Santosh Kumar60. Prof. K.S. Tripathi61. Prof. A.P. Harsha62. Prof. Sanjay Kumar Sinha63. Prof. Sandeep Kumar 64. Prof. Rajesh Kumar65. Prof. Prashant Shukla66. Prof. Pradumna Ghosh67. Prof. Shailendra K. Shukla68. Prof. Rajnesh Tyagi69. Prof. Saroja Kanta Panda70. Prof. Prabhash BhardwajDEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING71. Prof. R.K. Mandal72. Prof. N.K. Mukhopadhyay73. Prof. Sunil Mohan74. Prof. (Mrs.) N.C. Shanti Srinivas75. Prof. B. Nageshwar Sarma76. Prof. Kamlesh Kumar Singh77. Prof. Om Prakash Sinha78. Prof. Indrajit ChakrabortyDEPARTMENT OF MINING ENGINEERING79. Prof. B. K. Shrivastava80. Prof. Netai Chandra Karmakar81. Prof. Aarif Jamal82. Prof. Piyush Rai83. Prof. Sanjay Kumar Sharma84. Prof. Suprakash GuptaDEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY85. Prof. B. Mishra86. Prof. S.K.Singh87. Prof. S.K. Shrivastava88. Prof. (Mrs.) S. Hemalatha89. Prof. Sairam KrishnamurthyDEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY90. Prof. (Mrs.) R. B. Rastogi

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91. Prof. Prem Chandra Pandey92. Prof. Syed Hadi Hasan93. Prof. (Mrs.) Vandana Srivastava94. Prof. Yogesh Chandra Sharma95. Prof. D. Tiwary96. Prof. K.D. MandalDEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES97. Prof. Tanmoy Som98. Prof. (Mrs.) Rekha Srivastava99. Prof. Lal Pratap Singh100. Prof. Sanjay Kr. Pandey 101. Prof. (Mrs.) S. Mukhopadhyay102. Prof. S.K. Upadhyay103. Prof. Subir Das104. Prof. Murali Krishna VemuriDEPARTMENT OF HUMANISTIC STUDIES105. Prof. Prasant Kumar PandaDEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS106. Prof. D. Giri107. Prof. Prabhakar Singh108. Prof. Sandeep Chatterjee109. Prof. Rajendra PrasadSCHOOL OF BIO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING110. Prof. (Mrs.) Mira Debnath (Das)111. Prof. R.M. Banik112. Prof. Pradeep Srivastava113. Prof. Vikash Kumar DubeySCHOOL OF BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING114. Prof. P.K. Roy115. Prof. Neeraj SharmaSCHOOL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY116. Prof. Rajiv Prakash117. Prof. Pralay Maiti118. Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Singh

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Members of Board of Governors (2018 - 2019)

1. Chairman Period (a)

(b)

Prof. Girish Chandra TripathiVice-Chancellor (ex-officio)Banaras Hindu UniversityVaranasi-221 005.

Prof. Rajeev SangalDirector (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

01.04.2018 – 26.07.2018

27.07.2018 – 31.07.2018

(c)

Prof. Pramod Kumar Jain, Director (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

01.08.2018 – continuing

2. Director (ex-officio) Member(a)

(b)

Prof. Rajeev SangalDirector IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

Prof. Pramod Kumar Jain, IIT Director (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

01.04.2018 – 31.07.2018


3. Council Nominees (Members) (a) Prof. Narendra Ahuja

Room No.3299, Electronic Niketan(ITRA, Media Lab Asia),6-CGO ComplexNew Delhi-110003

01.04.2018 – 12.07.2018

(b)

(c)

(d)

Shri Ganesh BagariaManviya Shiksha Sanskar SansthanOpp. Vanakhandeshwar Mandi, Mandhana, Kanpur-209217

Prof. Praveen KumarTransportation Engineering GroupDepartment of Civil EngineeringIndian Institute of Technology RoorkeeRoorkee - 247667 (Uttarakhand)

Additional Secretary/Joint Secretary (TE), MHRD, ex-officio Shastri BhawanNew Delhi – 110 001.

01.04.2018 – 12.07.2018


13.07.2018 - continuing 4. Executive Council, BHU Nominees from amongst its members (a) Prof. Adya Prasad Pandey

Vice-Chancellor Manipur Central University Indo-Myanmar Road Canchipur – 795 00 Imphal, Manipur.


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(b) Prof Ashim Kumar MukherjeeDirectorMoti Lal Nehru Institute of Research and Business AdministrationUniversity of AllahabadChatham Lines CampusAllahabad University Allahabad – 211 002, Uttar Pradesh

06.08.2018 - continuing

5. State Government Nominee (Member) (Uttar Pradesh Government Nominee)(a) Shri Nitin Malhotra

Shree Ganga Keramos P. Ltd.Next to Hyundai Showroom, Shivdaspur, ManduadihVaranasi – 221 103


6. Senate Nominees (Member)(a) Prof. Nilay Krishna Mukhopadhyay,

Dept. of Metallurgical Engg.IIT (BHU)


(b) Prof. Prabhakar Singh Dept. of Physics, IIT (BHU)


7. Registrar (ex-officio) SecretaryDr. S.P. MathurRegistrar Indian Institute of Technology (BHU)Varanasi – 221 005

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Members of Finance Committee (from 1.4.2018 to 31.3.2019)

Chairman Period(a) Prof. Girish Chandra Tripathi

Vice-Chancellor (ex-officio) Banaras Hindu University Varanasi-221 005.

01.04.2018 – 26.07.2018

(b) Prof. Rajeev SangalDirector (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

27.07.2018 – 31.07.2018

(c) Prof. Pramod Kumar Jain, Director (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005


Director (ex-officio) Member

(a) Prof. Rajeev SangalDirector IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

01.04.2018 – 31.07.2018

(b) Prof. Pramod Kumar Jain, Director IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005


Members nominated by the Central Government

(a) Additional Secretary (TE) (ex-officio) Member , MHRD

(b) Joint Secretary & Financial Advisor (ex-officio)to the Government of India Integrated Finance Division, MHRD, Department of Higher Education, New Delhi

Board Nominees (members)(a) Prof. Rajiv Prakash

School of Materials Science & Technology, IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005

(b) Prof. Prabhakar Singh Dept. of Physics, IIT (BHU)


01.04.2018 - continuing

Registrar (ex-officio) Secretary

Dr. S.P.Mathur Registrar, IIT (BHU)

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Building & Works Committee (2018-19)

Prof. Rajeev SangalDirector (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi – 221 005(01.04.2018 – 31.07.2018)

Chairman

Prof. Pramod Kumar JainDirector (ex-officio)IIT (BHU), Varanasi(from 1.8.2018 – continuing)

Chairman

Prof. A.K. JainHead, Dept. of Civil Engg., IIT Delhi, New Delhi- 110 016.

Member

Prof. Pradeep BhargawaDepartment of Civil Engg., IIT Roorkee, Roorkee-247667

Member

Prof. Manoj Mathur Head Industrial Design SPA and Architect (Nominee of Director, School of Planning & Architecture), 4 – Block – B, Indraprastha Estate, New Delhi – 110002

Member

Sri N. Nanjappa (Ex-Senior Superintending Engineer, CCMB, Hyderabad) Flat No. 202“Grand Residency”, No. 4-7-102/18 Lane No. 2, Sai Enclave, Habsiguda, Hyderabad – 500007

Prof. R MahantyDept. of Electrical Engg., IIT (BHU), Varanasi

Member

Prof. Rajesh KumarChairman, IWC, IIT (BHU) (ex-officio)

Member

Dr. S.P. MathurRegistrar, IIT (BHU)

Secretary

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3. Faculty Administration2.1 Faculty Position as on 31.03.2019

Faculty Members 287Visiting Faculty/Institute Professor/Emeritus Professor 14 + 17 + 7 = 38

2.2 Faculty Members appointed during 2018-19

Professors 01Associate Professors 06Assistant Professors 11Visiting Faculty/Institute Professor 03 + 04 = 07Contractual Faculty 01*

2.3 List of Faculty Members appointed during 1st April 2018-31stMarch 2019

Sl.No. ID No. Name of Faculty/Staff Designation Department/Section Date of Joining

1 50211 Dr.Vikash Kumar Dubey Professor Bio-Chemical Engg. 17.05.20182 50221 Dr.NirmalyaGuha Associate Professor Humanistic Studies 28.05.20183 19253 Dr. Vinita Chandra Associate Professor Humanistic Studies 16.07.2018 (AN)4 50228 Dr. K. B. Cybil Associate Professor Humanistic Studies 15.11.20185 50224 Dr.SoumnyaRanjanMohanty Associate Professor Electrical Engg. 27.06.20186 50222 Dr.Rakesh Kumar Singh Associate Professor Physics 28.06.20187 50223 Dr.Laltu Chandra Associate Professor Mechanical Engg. 18.06.20188 50208 Dr.VenkatnarayanRamanathan Assistant Professor Chemistry 27.04.20189 50209 Dr. N. Krishna Swami Naidu Assistant Professor Electrical Engg. 07.05.2018

10 50225 Dr.AjinkyaNandkumarTanksale* Assistant Professor Mechanical Engg. 23.07.201811 50217 Dr.BidyaBinayKarak Assistant Professor Physics 16.05.2018 (AN)12 50219 Dr.Pavan Kumar Aluri Assistant Professor Physics 21.06.201813 50213 Dr.Awaneesh Kumar Singh Assistant Professor Physics 10.05.201814 50214 Dr.Randhir Singh Assistant Professor Metallurgical Engg. 17.05.201815 50218 Dr. Ashok Kumar Mondal Assistant Professor Metallurgical Engg. 04.06.201817 50210 Dr.Amit Kumar Verma Assistant Professor Mining Engg. 01.05.201818 50207 Dr.VinodTiwari Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Engg.

& Tech.02.04.2018

19 50212 Dr.Ashish Kumar Agrawal Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Engg. & Tech.

21.05.2018

2.4 List of internal faculty/staff members who joined during the period from April 2018-March 2019

Sl.No. ID No. Name of Faculty/Staff Designation Department / Section

Date of Joining with (FN/AN)

NIL

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2.5 Faculty/staff members who resigned/were relieved

S. No. ID No. Name of Faculty/Staff Designation Department/Section Date of Relief (with FN/AN)

1 19857 Dr. K. V. Srinivas Assistant Professor Electronics Engg 01.01.2019

2.6 Faculty/staff members who retired between April 2018-March 2019

S. No. ID No. Name of Faculty/Staff/Officer Designation Department Date of Birth

Date of Retirement (with FN/AN)

1 13829 Dr. A.K. Jha Professor Mechanical Engineering

30.06.1953 30.06.2018

2 13888 Dr.SubirKundu Professor Bio-Chemical Engineering

03.09.1953 30.09.2018

3 13886 Dr.Nira Mishra Professor Bio-Medical Engineering

14.09.1953 30.09.2018

4 13669 Dr. A.K. Mukherjee Professor Chemistry 30.10.1953 31.10.2018

2.7 Faculty/staff members who expired while in service

S. No. ID No. Name of Faculty/Staff/Officer

Designation Department Date of Birth Date of Expiry (with FN/AN)

NIL

2.8 Faculty members/officers/staff members on Deputation

S. No. Name Designation Department From To Details Remarks1 Dr. R K

PandeyProfessor Electrical

Engineering10.07.2016

(AN)10.07.2021 On Deputation

for 5 years

2 Dr. P K Jain Professor Electronics Engineering

21.11.2017 (AN)

20.11.2022 On Deputation for 5 years

3 Dr. P. Chakrabarti

Professor Electronics Engineering

09.05.2018 (AN)

09.05.2023 On Deputation of 5 years

4 Dr. Sanjay Singh

Professor Pharmaceutical Engg. & Tech.

23.02.2019 (AN)

23.02.2024 On Deputation for 5 years

a. Faculty/staff members on extraordinary leave

S. No. Name Designation Department From To Details Remarks

1 Dr.ManharCharan Assistant Professor

Humanistic Studies 08.07.2018 20.07.2018

2 Dr. M. K. Vemuri Professor Mathematical Sciences 25.06.2018 31.12.2018

3 Dr.RajneshTyagi Professor Mechanical Engineering

01.02.2018 02.01.2019

4 Dr. K. V. Srinivas Assistant Professor

Electronics Engineering 23.07.2018 31.12.2018 Resigned on 01.01.2019

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S. No. Name Designation Department From To Details Remarks

5 Ms SobhitaMeher Assistant Professor

Electrical Engineering 10.04.2018 13.04.201821.04.2018 27.04.201804.05.2018 10.05.201814.10.2018 14.10.201810.11.2018 13.11.201824.11.2018 11.12.2018

b. Faculty members on sabbatical leave

S. No. Name Designation Department From To Remarks1 Dr.Goutam Banerjee Professor Civil Engineering 26.07.2017 25.07.2018

2 Dr.ArnabSarkar Associate Professor

Mechanical Engineering 01.05.2018 30.04.2019

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4. Non- Faculty Administration

1. Brief Introduction : Indian Institute of Technology (BHU)

2. Staff Position (as on 31st March 2019) : Non-faculty members

2.1 Staff members in Position

Group A Staff 26

Scientific Officers 07

Technical Staff 254

Administrative Staff 143

2.2 Staff Members appointed during 2017-18

Administrative Staff 04

Contractual Staff 00

2.3 List of Staff Members appointed during 1st April 2018-31st March 2019

S. No. ID No. Name of Staff Designation Department/Section Date of Joining

1 50205 Shri Rajesh Kumar Junior Engineer (Civil) Institute Works Department 04.04.2018

2 50216 Ms. Prashasti Singh Junior Assistant R.O. (Finance) 05.06.2018

3 50215 Ms. Katyayani Junior Assistant Internal Audit Wing 05.06.2018

4 50227 Sri Pallav Singh Assistant Security Officer Proctor’s Office 17.08.2018

2.4 List of internal staff members who joined during the period from 1st April 2018-31st March 2019

S. No. ID No. Name of Staff Designation Department/Section Date of Joining (with FN/AN)

1 --- --- --- --- ---

2.5 Staff members who resigned/were relieved during 1st April 2018-31st March 2019

S. No.

ID No. Name of Staff Designation Department/Section Date of Relief (with FN/AN)

1 50116 Sri Deepak Kr. Sinha Junior Assistant Bio-Chemical Engg. 04.05.2018 (AN)

2 19521 Sri Abhishek Kumar Verma Junior Superintendent

Establishment Section 30.06.2018 (AN)

3 50201 Sri Aman Kumar Assistant Security Officer

Proctor’s Office 03.08.2018 (AN)

4 50216 Ms. Prashasti Singh Junior Assistant R.O. (Finance) 03.10.2018 (AN)

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Annual Report Data of Leave Section

2.6 Staff member who retired between 1st April, 2018 -31st March, 2019

S.No. ID No. Name of the Staff Designation Department Date of Birth Date of Retirement (with F/N)

1 13936 Sri Mithai Lal Singh Senior Technical Superintendent Electrical Engg. 01.05.1958 30.04.2018

2 13642 Sri Ram Dular Senior Technical Superintendent Main Workshop 01.07.1958 30.06.2018

3 14045 Dr. Shankar JhaSenior Technical Superintendent

(Grade-II)Metallurgical Engg. 06.07.1958 31.07.2018

4 13608 Sri Kishun Prasad Senior Technician Main Workshop 01.08.1958 31.07.2018

5 18986 Dr. Janardan Singh Senior Scientific Officer Civil Engg. 15.08.1956 31.08.2018

6 14098 Sri Janardan Dubey Junior Technical Superintendent Metallurgical Engg. 07.09.1958 30.09.2018

7 15206 Sri M.K. Saxena Senior Technical Superintendent Electronics Engg. 10.10.1958 31.10.2018

8 13637 Sri Haldhar VishwakarmaJunior Technical Superintendent

Main Workshop Engg. 05.10.1958 31.10.2018

9 14113 Sri Chhangur Senior Technical Superintendent Metallurgical Engg. 14.11.1958 30.11.2018

10 14186 Sri Ram Hridaya PathakTechnical

SuperintendentPharmaceutical

Engg. 01.01.1959 31.12.2018

11 13716 Sri Jang Bahadur RamJunior Technical Superintendent Ceramic Engg. 20.12.1958 31.12.2018

12 14096 Sri Bal Govind Senior Technical Superintendent Mining Engg. 02.01.1959 31.01.2019

13 11442 Sri Mahabir Technical Superintendent Physics 11.01.1959 31.01.2019

14 14169 Sri Arvind Kumar Technical Superintendent Electronics Engg. 03.03.1959 31.03.2019

2.7 Staff member who expired while in service during 1st April, 2018- 31st March, 2019

S.No. ID No. Name of the Staff Designation Department Date of Birth Date of Retirement (with F/N)1 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

2.8 Staff member who on long leave during 1st April, 2018 – 31 March, 2019

S.No. ID No. Name of the Staff Designation Department Date of Birth Date of Retirement (with F/N)1 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

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2.9 Staff member who on extraordinary leave during 1st April, 2018 – 31 March, 2019

S.No. ID No. Name of the Staff Designation Department Date of BirthDate of Retirement

(with F/N)1 NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

Annual Report Data Of General Administration Section For The Period 2018-193. Staff Welfare

3.1. Human resource developmenta. External training

S.No. No. of Persons who attended Course Title DurationSection/

DepartmentOrganization

where attended1 2 PFMS EAT Module 07.05.2018 INGAF, Delhi

2 3 Workshop on Public Procurement under- GFR 201716.05.2018 to

18.05.2018 ISTM, New Delhi

3 1 Conference of Central Autonomous Bodies (CABs) on NPS implementation 13.06.2018PFRDA, New Delhi

4 1 Government e-Marketplace (GeM) and GFRs 2017 18.06.2018 to

19.06.2018 NIFM, Faridabad

5 1 Goods and Services Tax (GST) 20.06.2018 to 22.06.2018 NIFM, Faridabad

6 1 Public Procurement(Six day training Program)18.06.2018 to

23.06.2018 NIFM, Faridabad

7 1 Record Management-Right to Information06.08.2018 to


8 1 Goods and Services Tax (GST) 23.08.2018 to 24.08.2018 ISTM, New Delhi

9 1 Cyber Surakshit Bharat, Cisco's Deep Dive Training Programme05.09.2018 to

08.09.2018 Kolkata

10 1 PFMS EAT Module 05.09.2018 Ministry of Social Justice

11 1 Workshop on Public Procurement under- GFR 201717.09.2018 to


12 1 Workshop on Noting & Drafting 03.10.2018 to 05.10.2018 ISTM, New Delhi

13 1 Organisation Specific Programme for MHRD (OSP-MHRD)21.01.2019 to


b. Internal training

S. no. No. Of Persons who attended

Course Title Duration Section/ Department

Organization where attended

1 36 "हिंदी टंकण का 5पूण्ण कार्ण हदवसीर अलपावहि प्रहिक्षण

कार्णक्रम"

06.08.2018 से 10.08.2018

प्रथम वर्ष संगणक प्रयोगशाला, मकेैनिकल इजंीनियरिंग नवभाग, भा.प्ररौ.स.ं(का.हि.हव.)

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3.2 Hindi Promotion Activities:

भारतीर प्ररौद्योहिकी ससं्ान (का.हि.हव.), वाराणसी ।

हिनदी पखवाड़ा (हसतंबर 1-15, 2018)

संसथाि में निन्ी पखवाड़ा का आयोजि न्िांक 01.09.2018 से न्िांक 15.09.2018 तक नकया गया । निन्ी पखवाड़ा के ्ौिाि निमिनलनखत आयोजि नकये गए-

1. हिनदी पखवाड़ा का उदघाटन :

ससंथाि में निन्ी पखवाड़ा (नसतंबि 1-15, 2018) के अतंग्षत न्िांक 01.09.2018 को एिी बेसेंट वयाखयाि कक्ष सकुंल में निन्ी पखवाड़ा के उ्घाटि समािोि का आयोजि नकया गया । समािोि का उ्घाटि संसथाि के नि्शेक मिो्य आचाय्ष प्रमो् कुमाि जिै द्ािा नकया गया । इस काय्षक्रम में ससंथाि के सयंकु्त कुलसनचव िे वर्ष 2017-18 के ्ौिाि निन्ी में नकए गये काययों की आखया प्रसततु की । इस अवसि पि नि्शेक मिो्य द्ािा संसथाि कम्षचारियों को काया्षलयी काय्ष अनिकानिक निन्ी में कििे िते ुअपील जािी की गई । साथ िी श्ी जग्ीश िािायण िाय, सयंोजक, कें द्ीय सनचवालय निन्ी परिर्, वािाणसी द्ािा प्रनतभानगयों को सघं की िाजभारा िीनत एव ंउसके काया्षनवयि के बािे में बताया गया ।

2. “तकनीकी हिक्षा में राजभाषा हिनदी का रयोिदान एवं चुनरौहतराँ” हवषर पर हनबंि प्रहतरयोहिता:

हदनांक 01.09.2018 से 08.09.2018 के मधय “तकिीकी नशक्षा में िाजभारा निन्ी का योग्ाि एवं चिुौनतयाँ” नवरय पि निबंि प्रनतयोनगता का आयोजि निमिनलनखत चाि वगयों में नकया गया :

1) पवू्ष छात्र

2) शकै्षनणक

3) गैि-शकै्षनणक

4) नवद्ाथथी

पवू्ष छात्र के नलए निबंि प्रनतयोनगता िते ुअनिष्ाता (पवू्ष छात्र), शकै्षनणक एवं गैि-शकै्षनणक कम्षचारियों के नलये प्रनतयोनगता िते ुसमसत नवभाग व अिभुाग तथा नवद्ानथ्षयों के नलए अनिष्ाता (छात्र काय्ष) से अििुोि नकया गया । उक्त प्रनतयोनगता में 1 शकै्षनणक एवं 11 गैि-शकै्षनणक कम्षचारियों के निबंि प्राप्त िुए ।

3. हिनदी पुसतकों की प्रदि्णनी:

हदनांक 04.09.2018 को संसथाि के मखुय पसुतकालय में निन्ी पसुतकों की प्र्श्षिी का आयोजि नकया गया । उक्त प्र्श्षिी संसथाि के छात्र-छात्राओ ंऔि कम्षचारियों के नलए बिुत उपयोगी सानबत िुई ।

4. हिनदी हटपपण लेखन एवं पत्ाचार प्रहतरयोहिता:

हदनांक 06.09.2018 को निन्ी नटपपण लेखि एवं पत्राचाि प्रनतयोनगता का आयोजि एिी बेसेंट वयाखयाि कक्ष संकुल में नकया गया, नजसमें कुल 31 गैि-शकै्षनणक कम्षचारियों िे भाग नलया ।

5. रूहनकयोड के माधरम से हिनदी टंकण प्रहतरयोहिता:

हदनांक 10.09.2018 को संसथाि के प्रथम वर्ष संगणक प्रयोगशाला, यांनत्रक अनभयांनत्रकी नवभाग में यनूिकोड के माधयम से निन्ी टंकण प्रनतयोनगता का आयोजि नकया गया । इसमें कुल 20 गैि-शकै्षनणक कम्षचारियों िे भाग नलया ।

6. हिनदी हदवस समारयोि:

हदनांक 14.09.2018 को संसथाि में निन्ी न्वस समािोि का आयोजि एिी बेसेंट वयाखयाि कक्ष संकुल में नकया गया । काय्षक्रम का

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आयोजि पं0 म्ि मोिि मालवीय जी की प्रनतमा पि मालयाप्षण एवं ्ीप प्रजजवलि के साथ िुआ । आचाय्ष सशुांत कुमाि श्ीवासतव, भरैजकीय अनभयांनत्रकी एवं प्रौद्ोनगकी नवभाग एवं अधयक्ष, निन्ी पखवाड़ा आयोजि सनमनत िे काय्षक्रम में आए सभी अनतनथयों एवं सिभानगयों का सवागत नकया ।

कुलसनचव मिो्य िे निन्ी पखवाड़ा की अवनि में संसथाि में न्िांक 01.09.2018 से 14.09.2018 के मधय आयोनजत काय्षक्रम व प्रनतयोनगताओ ंकी आखया प्रसततु की ।

ततपश्ात आचाय्ष सशुांत कुमाि श्ीवासतव िे माििीय गिृ मतं्री जी का निन्ी न्वस के अवसि पि जािी सं्शे का पाठि नकया ।

इसके बा् आचाय्ष अनिल कुमाि नत्रपाठी, उपाधयक्ष, िाजभारा काया्षनवयि सनमनत िे नवश्व सति पि निन्ी के बढ़ते प्रयोग एवं प्रतयेक क्षेत्र में इसकी मित्ा पि प्रकाश डाला ।

पुरसकार हवतरण

काय्षवािक नि्शेक मिो्य िे न्िांक 01.09.2018 से न्िांक 10.09.2018 के मधय आयोनजत सभी प्रनतयोनगताओ ंके प्रथम, नद्तीय एवं ततृीय निमिनलनखत नवजेता कम्षचारियों को पिुसकृत नकया :

न्िांक 06.09.2018 को आयोनजत निन्ी नटपपण लेखि एवं पत्राचाि प्रनतयोनगता में प्रथम सथाि प्राप्त श्ी प्र्ीप कुमाि ििवडे, कनिष् सिायक, सथापिा अिभुाग, नद्तीय सथाि प्राप्त श्ी आ्श्ष कुमाि श्ीवासतव, कनिष् सिायक, नि्शेक के निजी सनचव अिभुाग एवं ततृीय सथाि प्राप्त श्ी सं्ीप प्रजापनत, कनिष् सिायक, नि्शेक के निजी सनचव अिभुाग को पिुसकृत नकया गया ।

न्िांक 10.09.2018 को आयोनजत यनूिकोड के माधयम से निन्ी टंकण प्रनतयोनगता में प्रथम सथाि प्राप्त श्ी अजीत कुमाि या्व, कनिष् सिायक, सामानय प्रशासि अिभुाग, नद्तीय सथाि प्राप्त श्ी सं्ीप प्रजापनत, कनिष् सिायक, नि्शेक के निजी सनचव अिभुाग एवं ततृीय सथाि प्राप्त श्ी अनंकत जैि, कनिष् सिायक, संसथाि निमा्षण नवभाग को पिुसकृत नकया गया ।

न्िांक 01.09.2018 से न्िांक 08.09.2018 के मधय आयोनजत “तकिीकी नशक्षा में िाजभारा निन्ी का योग्ाि एवं चिुौनतयाँ” नवरय पि निबंि प्रनतयोनगता के गैि-शकै्षनणक

कम्षचािी वग्ष में प्रथम सथाि प्राप्त श्ी नसद्ाथ्ष कुमाि गपु्ता, कनिष् सिायक, छात्रवनृत् अिभुाग, नद्तीय सथाि प्राप्त श्ी िाजेश प्रसा्, कनिष् सिायक, संसथाि निमा्षण नवभाग एवं ततृीय सथाि प्राप्त श्ी अनंकत कुमाि जैि, कनिष् सिायक, संसथाि निमा्षण नवभाग व श्ी गौिव कुमाि, कनिष् सिायक, सामानय प्रशासि अिभुाग को पिुसकृत नकया गया ।

संसथाि में वर्ष 2017 के ्ौिाि निन्ी में उललेखिीय एवं उतकृष्ट काय्ष कििे वाले कम्षचािी को भी उक्त अवसि पि पिुसकृत नकया गया । निन्ी में उतकृष्ट काय्ष कििे िते ुश्ी िाजेश प्रसा्, कनिष् सिायक, संसथाि निमा्षण नवभाग एवं निन्ी में उललेखिीय काय्ष कििे िते ुसशु्ी आिती गपु्ता, कनिष् अिीक्षक, सामानय प्रशासि अिभुाग व श्ी नशनशि कुमाि, कनिष् सिायक, अिसुंिाि एवं नवकास को पिुसकृत नकया गया ।

इस अवसि पि संसथाि के काय्षवािक नि्शेक मिो्य िे अपिा संबोिि प्रसततु नकया, नजसमें उनिोंिे कम्षचारियों को अनिकानिक निन्ी में काय्ष कििे की अपील की ।

निन्ी न्वस समािोि के अवसि पि अनतनथ वक्ता प्रो0 अविशे प्रिाि, निन्ी नवभाग, काशी निन् ूनवश्वनवद्ालय द्ािा निन्ी भारा पि वयाखयाि प्रसततु नकया गया । उनिोंिे बताया नक भारा केवल सानितयकािों, कनवयों एवं िाटककािों के िाथों में आकाि ििीं लेता बनलक भारा का नवकास आम जिता के कािण िोता िैं नजिके द्ािा यि बोला जाता ि ै। भारा का निमा्षता एवं उत्िानिकािी आम जिता ि ै। भाित में अभी भी 250 से अनिक भाराए ँिैं । ्शे में लगभग आिी जिता द्ािा निन्ी बोली एवं समझी जाती ि ै। ्यािन् सिसवती, सभुार चनद् बोस आन् मिापरुुर अतंिा्षष्ट्ीय मचंों पि अपिे नवचाि अनिक से अनिक निन्ी में िी वयक्त किते थे ।

उनिोंिे यि भी बताया नक निन्ी में शोि काय्ष एवं इटंििेट पि निन्ी में नकसी नवरय की उपलबिता अभी भी कम ि ै। तकिीकी संसथािों द्ािा निन्ी को आगे बढ़ािे का प्रयास नकया जा ििा ि ै। उिके द्ािा निन्ी के क्षेत्र में काय्ष कििे से निन्ी का औि अनिक नवकास िोगा ।

काय्षक्रम का समापि संसथाि के संयकु्त कुलसनचव (प्रशासि) श्ी िाजि श्ीवासतव के िनयवा् ज्ापि से िुआ ।

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Academic Programmes and Award Of Degrees

The Institute offered Ph.D. programmes in all 17 departments (Department of Humanistic Studies established in 2015-16), M.Tech. programme in 13 streams/specializations, M.Pharm. programme in one stream/specialization, B.Tech. programmes in 10 engineering departments, Dual Degree (B.Tech. and M.Tech.) programmes in 14 engi-neering departments/schools/science departments, besides a preparatory course for SC/ST students during the year under report.Admissions 2018–2019Candidates for admission to the 4-Year B.Tech. and 5-Year Dual Degree programmes were selected through JEE(Ad-vanced) and on the basis of the All India Rank. 2-Year M.Tech./M.Pharm. programmes, candidates get admitted on the basis of GATE/GPAT score. Quite a few candidates were also selected for the M.Tech. programme under the Sponsored and Q.I.P. programmes through interviews and/or written tests. Selection for the Ph.D. programmes was done through tests/interviews, they must qualify the GATE or GPAT or UGC/CSIR-NET. The number of students and scholars admitted to the various programmes in July 2018 and in January 2019 are listed in Table as shown below.Table Fresh admissions

Sl. No. Department/School

B.Tech.

Dual Degree (B.Tech. & M.Tech.)

M.Tech.

M.

Pharm.

Ph.D. Total

Biochemical Engineering --- 15 9 --- 13 37Biomedical Engineering --- 15 8 --- 3 26Ceramic Engineering 52 14 13 --- 10 89Chemical Engineering 116 --- 45 --- 15 176Chemistry --- 14 --- --- 21 35Civil Engineering 88 21 59 --- 28 196Computer Science and Engineering 67 18 --- --- 17 102Electrical Engineering 84 20 37 --- 11 152Electronics Engineering 86 --- 32 --- 9 127Humanistic Studies --- --- --- --- 6 6Industrial Management --- --- 7 --- 2 9Materials Science and Technology --- 18 17 --- 20 55Mathematical Sciences --- 20 --- --- 44 64Mechanical Engineering 109 21 31 --- 13 174Metallurgical Engineering 68 18 35 --- 14 135Mining Engineering 88 17 28 --- 11 144Pharmaceutical Engineering and Tech-nology 54 13 --- 39 22 128

Physics --- 20 --- --- 23 43Systems Engineering --- --- 4 --- 2 6

Total 812 244 325 39 284 1704

In addition, 33 students (SC – 4; ST – 26; OBCPD – 1; GEPD – 2) joined the preparatory course.

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Category/Gender-wise students among fresh admissions

Sl. No. Programme

General OBC SC ST PD TotalMale Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total

1 B.Tech. 357 57 210 27 104 12 35 6 4 --- 710 102 812

2Dual Degree (B.Tech. & M.Tech.)

111 24 49 9 35 2 11 1 1 1 207 37 244

3 M.Tech. 131 27 93 10 37 8 16 1 1 1 278 47 3254 M.Pharm. 7 7 13 3 4 2 3 --- --- --- 27 12 395 Ph.D. 105 46 72 19 29 6 2 1 3 1 211 73 284

Total 711 161 437 68 209 30 67 9 9 3 1433 271 1704

The students admitted during the year included the following:

Foreign national Nil. Q.I.P. Nil.OBC 507

SponsoredM.Tech.Ph.D.

0803Scheduled Castes 239

Scheduled Tribes 76 Project ---Physically handicapped 12 External registration Ph.D. ---

Women Students 271

Enrolment of Students/ScholarsThe total numbers of students on roll in various programmes of the Institute in the academic year 2018–2019 are provided in Table.Table: Students on roll


B.Tech.


M.Tech.

M.

Pharm.

Ph.D. Total

1 Biochemical Engineering --- 64 18 --- 28 1102 Biomedical Engineering --- 69 15 --- 40 1243 Ceramic Engineering 189 65 24 --- 38 3164 Chemical Engineering 430 --- 92 --- 68 5905 Chemistry --- 73 --- --- 65 1386 Civil Engineering 311 105 116 --- 78 6107 Computer Science and Engineering 271 89 --- --- 68 4288 Electrical Engineering 360 111 77 --- 44 5929 Electronics Engineering 363 --- 72 --- 50 485

10 Humanistic Studies --- --- 15 1511 Industrial Management --- --- 15 --- 16 3112 Materials Science and Technology --- 82 28 --- 52 16213 Mathematical Sciences --- 110 --- --- 94 20414 Mechanical Engineering 452 112 77 --- 63 70415 Metallurgical Engineering 235 93 57 --- 51 43616 Mining Engineering 335 78 51 --- 49 513

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B.Tech.


M.Tech.

M.

Pharm.

Ph.D. Total

17 Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology 183 59 --- 72 65 37918 Physics --- 93 --- --- 75 16819 Systems Engineering --- --- 9 --- 10 19

Total 3129 1203 651 72 969 6024

Category/Gender-wise students on roll

Sl. No.

Pro-gramme

General OBC SC ST PD TotalMale Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total

1 B.Tech. 1405 134 817 59 425 39 189 22 37 2 2873 256 3129

2Dual Degree (B.Tech. & M.Tech.)

515 69 276 25 177 12 94 13 20 2 1082 121 1203

3 M.Tech. 262 48 188 14 78 18 32 6 4 1 564 87 651

4 M.Pharm. 17 9 25 5 9 3 4 0 0 0 55 17 72

5 Ph.D. 365 116 265 65 106 25 18 3 5 1 759 210 969

Total 2564 376 1571 168 795 97 337 44 66 6 5333 691 6024

The students on roll including the following:

Foreign national -- Q.I.P. 17OBC 1739

Sponsored M.Tech.Ph.D.1212Scheduled Castes 892

Scheduled Tribes 381 Project 3Physically handicapped 72 External registration Ph.D. 4Women Students 691

The branch-/discipline-wise and year-wise details of students enrolled in the 4-Year B.Tech., 5-Year Dual Degree B.Tech.-M.Tech. programmes are provided here:4-Year B.Tech. students on roll

Sl. No. Branch 2018 2017 2016

2015 and earlier batches Total

1 Ceramic Engineering 47 49 49 44 1892 Chemical Engineering 104 114 107 105 4303 Civil Engineering 79 75 81 76 3114 Computer Science and Engineering 76 65 65 65 2715 Electrical Engineering 96 88 88 88 3606 Electronics Engineering 99 88 88 88 3637 Mechanical Engineering 122 110 110 110 4528 Metallurgical Engineering 60 60 59 56 2359 Mining Engineering 78 85 87 85 335

10 Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology 48 52 44 39 183Total 809 786 778 756 3129

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5-Year Dual Degree (B.Tech. and M.Tech.) students on roll

Sl. No. Branch 2018 2017 2016 2015

2014 and earlier batches Total

1 Biochemical Engineering 13 13 14 13 11 642 Biomedical Engineering 13 15 18 13 10 693 Ceramic Engineering 13 14 15 15 8 654 Chemistry 13 18 17 12 13 735 Civil Engineering 22 22 22 21 18 1056 Computer Science and Engineering 21 17 17 17 17 897 Electrical Engineering 23 22 22 22 22 1118 Materials Science and Technology 16 19 16 14 20 859 Mathematical Sciences 22 22 22 22 22 110

10 Mechanical Engineering 24 22 22 22 22 11211 Metallurgical Engineering 16 22 18 16 21 9312 Mining Engineering 13 20 18 19 8 7813 Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology 12 19 13 9 6 5914 Physics 20 17 19 21 13 90

Total 241 262 253 236 211 1203

2-Years M.Tech. students on roll

Sl. No. Branch 2018 2017 Extended students Total1 Biochemical Engineering 9 9 0 182 Biomedical Engineering 8 7 0 153 Ceramic Engineering 14 10 1 254 Chemical Engineering 45 47 0 925 Civil Engineering 59 57 0 1166 Electrical Engineering 37 40 0 777 Electronics Engineering 32 39 1 728 Industrial Management 7 8 0 159 Materials Science and Technology 18 10 0 28

10 Mechanical Engineering 31 39 7 7711 Metallurgical Engineering 35 21 1 5712 Mining Engineering 28 23 0 5113 Systems Engineering 4 4 0 8

Total 327 314 10 651

2-Years M.Pharm. students on roll

Sl. No. Branch 2018 2017 Extended students Total1 Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology 39 32 1 72

Total 39 32 1 72

Ph.D. scholars on roll

Sl. No. Branch 2018 2017 2016 2015

2014 and previous years Total

1 Biochemical Engineering 10 7 3 2 5 27

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Sl. No. Branch 2018 2017 2016 2015

2014 and previous years Total

2 Biomedical Engineering 9 12 5 6 4 363 Ceramic Engineering 12 16 11 8 2 494 Chemical Engineering 14 13 10 11 16 645 Chemistry 19 20 8 11 3 616 Civil Engineering 27 14 17 10 3 717 Computer Science and Engineering 21 34 13 0 0 688 Electrical Engineering 8 8 6 7 13 429 Electronics Engineering 11 23 3 13 7 57

10 Humanistic Studies 8 2 2 4 0 1611 Industrial Management 2 3 1 3 2 1112 Materials Science and Technology 17 14 10 9 14 6413 Mathematical Sciences 44 23 17 0 0 8414 Mechanical Engineering 12 16 15 21 10 7415 Metallurgical Engineering 15 15 7 8 6 5116 Mining Engineering 11 7 8 13 11 5017 Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology 21 7 11 6 16 6118 Physics 21 28 10 9 5 7319 Systems Engineering 2 2 2 2 2 10

Total 284 264 159 143 119 969

Students Intake in different programmesThe Institute offered the following programmes in various departments/school. The Department/School-wise Intake is given below:Department/Programme-wise Intake capacity

COURSESStudents Intake

GE SC ST OBC PC TotalFour-Years B.Tech. Programmes

1. Ceramic Engineering 30 7 2 17 3 592. Chemical Engineering 60 17 8 30 4 1193. Civil Engineering 42 14 7 24 3 904. Computer Science & Engg. 34 10 2 20 3 695. Electrical Engineering 41 13 6 24 3 876. Electronics Engineering 43 14 7 23 3 907. Mechanical Engineering 54 16 8 30 4 1128. Metallurgical Engineering 35 9 6 20 3 739. Mining Engineering 55 16 8 29 0 10810. Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology 34 9 5 19 2 69Total in 4 year B.Tech. / B.Pharm 428 125 59 236 28 876

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